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🦔🇷🇺🦔🇺🇦🦔Like a vehicle straight out of #MadMax, we see the latest in anti-#FPV (first-person view) fashion below. This cutting-edge armor modification for armored vehicles features thousands of metal rods meticulously welded to steel plates, creating an intricate protective mesh. This design serves as a formidable defense mechanism against drone strikes, particularly those from #FPV #drones, which are increasingly used in modern combat scenarios. The metal rods form a resilient barrier that effectively disrupts the flight paths of incoming drones, causing them to crash or veer off course before they can reach critical vehicle components. This mesh-like structure not only absorbs and dissipates the kinetic energy from drone collisions but also prevents the drones from delivering their payloads effectively. By shielding essential parts of the vehicle, such as sensors, communication arrays, and crew compartments, this innovative armor significantly enhances the vehicle’s survivability on the battlefield. In addition to its physical protective capabilities, the presence of these metal rods can interfere with the drones' navigation and targeting systems, adding another layer of defense. As drone technology evolves, incorporating such sophisticated anti-drone measures becomes crucial in maintaining the operational effectiveness and safety of armored vehicles in hostile environments. This type of armor represents a significant advancement in counter-drone strategies, ensuring that military vehicles are better equipped to withstand the multifaceted threats posed by modern warfare technology. #AsymetricWarfare🦔 #Adaptability🦎

This is an interesting approach. likely to be somewhat effective.

In GTA Online, armored vehicles can pose a serious challenge, but with the Railgun, you have a powerful tool to counter them. Here we share some effective strategies for using the Railgun to disable these tough targets. https://lnkd.in/em_Awng5

The British Ministry of Defense has released the first footage of its new Dragonfire laser gun shooting down a drone in the Skies over Scotland the dragon fire is a prototype laser that cost more than 140 million pounds to develop it claims to be able to shoot down an object the size of a pound coin from more than a away now it's been in development for many many years it's been running later than planned we've seen three releases of information on this significantly the first was the first ever photographs of the drone shooting down a tethered Target more recently we saw still photographs of the same laser shooting down a drone that was flying and now the ministry of Defense has released the footage now the footage is not particularly uh different to those still images what we see uh is a laser beam shooting up into the sky at around a 45° angle one of the complexities that the people who've been developing this we weapon have had to overcome is how to produce such a powerful laser without actually destroying the device and the mirrors within the device that aim it onto its Target and one of the other problems of course is where does that laser beam end ‼️😧🤔 if you're shooting it out the sky what is behind your target is it going to hit something in space. Now these are potentially the Future Weapons of War. They do not require ammunition so potentially it's a gun that never runs out of ammo the prediction at the moment is these sorts of devices will initially be based on large warships. Because those warships can generate the power the electricity that the lasers need actually what we learned the ministry of Defense claimed that it cost just about £10 a pop to fire this so if and when these weapons are produced on a larger scale they may actually produce huge savings for the Armed Forces particularly given them giving them the capability to shoot down uh threats from swarms of drones which is something as we've seen in the 🇺🇦 war an evolving threat and of course we've seen. 🚨Important Comment 👨🏻💻 I think maybe enemies soldiers use mini laser gun for air drones. First of all, soldiers need to detected enemies air drones to fastly and sensitivity before air drones pilot or AI counterattacking. (Continues in comment) ✍🏻 Now it's time for you to tell us what you think in the comments. #lasergun #lasertest #140millionpounds #10pounds #1000penny #propaganda #futuresgun #technologies #electronicwarfare #news Open Media YouTube: THE SUN

Innovation meets precision. Wilcox Industries’ RAPTAR-XE is redefining first-round hit capabilities with advanced ballistics technology. And we’re thrilled to bring this innovation to Norway as their official distributor! For operators in high-stakes environments, every second counts—and so does every shot. The RAPTAR-XE ensures unparalleled accuracy, even in the most challenging conditions. At Capsicum AS , we’re proud to align with cutting-edge solutions that prioritize efficiency, safety, and reliability. Check out the original post from Wilcox Industries to see how the RAPTAR-XE is transforming performance.

BENELLI Advanced Impact is a new barrel system for Shotguns especially the M4 A.I. Drone Guardian. This patented system with a larger and longer cone inside the barrel, this shotgun enhances the ability to hit targets at greater distances compared to standard shotguns, providing deeper penetration and destructive capacity. It is effective for engaging targets from 0 to 50 meters (optimal range) and can reach up to 100 meters or more (borderline shots).

Brit Alliance and Brit Alliance Solutions: Advanced Camouflage Testing for BAD One and BAD Two Robot Dogs Brit Alliance and Brit Alliance Solutions are proud to announce the successful testing of advanced camouflage materials and solutions from GHOSTHOOD, specifically the innovative Ghost Hood technology. Through rigorous field trials, we have confirmed that this advanced camouflage is the optimal solution for the BAD One and BAD Two robot dogs. The ConCamo Ghost Hood technology offers unparalleled concealment capabilities, making it the ideal choice for our robotic systems. Designed to blend seamlessly into various environments, the Ghost Hood enhances the operational effectiveness of the BAD One and BAD Two, ensuring they remain undetectable even in the most challenging conditions. Our commitment to providing the latest solutions for defense and tactical operations is strengthened by this collaboration with ConCamo. By integrating the Ghost Hood into our robotic platforms, we are taking another step forward in enhancing stealth and survivability for our clients' critical missions. Brit Alliance and Brit Alliance Solutions are dedicated to delivering the most advanced and reliable technologies, and the ConCamo Ghost Hood is a perfect example of our pursuit of excellence in the field of robotic camouflage. Thank you to Group Honey Badger for sending us footage of both BAD.1 and 2 operational. #Ukraine #Innovation #RobotDogs #IncreasingOperationalCapability #SavingLives

Brit Alliance and Brit Alliance Solutions: Advanced Camouflage Testing for BAD One and BAD Two Robot Dogs Brit Alliance and Brit Alliance Solutions are proud to announce the successful testing of advanced camouflage materials and solutions from GHOSTHOOD, specifically the innovative Ghost Hood technology. Through rigorous field trials, we have confirmed that this advanced camouflage is the optimal solution for the BAD One and BAD Two robot dogs. The ConCamo Ghost Hood technology offers unparalleled concealment capabilities, making it the ideal choice for our robotic systems. Designed to blend seamlessly into various environments, the Ghost Hood enhances the operational effectiveness of the BAD One and BAD Two, ensuring they remain undetectable even in the most challenging conditions. Our commitment to providing the latest solutions for defense and tactical operations is strengthened by this collaboration with ConCamo. By integrating the Ghost Hood into our robotic platforms, we are taking another step forward in enhancing stealth and survivability for our clients' critical missions. Brit Alliance and Brit Alliance Solutions are dedicated to delivering the most advanced and reliable technologies, and the ConCamo Ghost Hood is a perfect example of our pursuit of excellence in the field of robotic camouflage. Thank you to Group Honey Badger for sending us footage of both BAD.1 and 2 operational. #Ukraine #Innovation #RobotDogs #IncreasingOperationalCapability #SavingLives

About 15 years ago, my partner and I were racing code 3 to a reported multiple stabbing in a campground, supposedly ongoing so we were doing everything we could to get there quick. What we didn't know is that the suspect had already been subdued by bystanders at that point and our speed was likely unnecessary. Either way, my partner swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle straddling the double lines probably driving under the influence. He avoided to head on collision but struck a tree on the side of the road spinning his vehicle into pieces and immediately catching fire. I came upon the wreck and was myself involved in an additional albeit slower speed collision avoiding running into his car directly. My partner and his 18-year-old ride along who's doing his high school senior project, both suffered major injuries but it was possible to pull them out of the vehicle before it completely exploded. Several times it exploded. I remember some explosions being orange some blue some white. And the ammunition cooking off from my partner's rifle. All this story time to highlight the real meaning behind all of this drone as a first responder stuff. At least what it means to me. The ones I know best are Paladin , Skydio , BRINC and my favorite: Aerodome. Improved response time, better coverage for high risk crimes, overall safer operations. That's great. What it means to me is this kind of crash, the shattered lives and shattered bones are much less likely to be suffered in jurisdictions implementing drones in a meaningful thoughtful way including some sort of #DFR. #droneasfirstresponder #publicsafety #drone #suas #lawenforcement #fireservice Divyaditya S. Fritz Reber James Ferrandini Rahul Sidhu Blake Resnick Adam Bry Angad Singh

I missed a day ! Actual work (and the retirement of a ex-collegue and friend) got in the way. Sorry. There were lots of UAS on display this year. Some big , capable, damn impressive systems like the BAE STRIX (that thing is intimidating just sitting on the ground !) all the way down to some super agile BQ400 3D printed target UAVs from Boresight. We have the capability to make some very cool stuff. Our technical capability is not in doubt. The big challenge, as I see it, is high rate, ultra-large volume production. My challenge to all Defence industries isn’t - make me a better mousetrap. My challenge is - show me how you can build more, faster, for less. There is a place for exquisite, unique defence systems in the ORBAT but (increasingly) there is a critical need to be able to assemble highly effective combat systems on the kitchen table. The SYPAQ Corvo is emblematic of that trend. Lets see where that kind of thinking takes us…